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The 8295 is a printer controller chip that provides an interface between microprocessors like the 8085 and 8086 and dot matrix printers. It has a 40-character buffer and can operate in both parallel and serial modes. In parallel mode, the processor accesses two registers on the 8295 - an input data register to write commands or character data, and an output status register. The 8295 includes control signals for the printer and can generate interrupts. It can also operate in serial mode using a USART like the 8251.







